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what are some drinks that start with "h"

are hawiian punch herbal tea huricane

Drinks starting with z

za za cocktail

zima

zambeer

zingo

zombie

Olive oil supreme

soda coffee ect.

Coffee, milkshake, juice, wine.

• nectarine juice
• Nehi
• Nescafe
• Nestea
• Newcastle Brown Ale
• nightcap

Pepsi, Pineapple Juice, Punch

hot chocolate

A known drink starting with a q is the Queef.

Red Russian is a cocktail drink. It contains vodka and either cherry liqueur or strawberry schnapps.

gatoraide,

gin,

grape juice

· Nectarine juice

· Nescafe

· Newcastle Brown Ale

· Fanta

· float

· Foster's beer

· Fresca

· fruit punch

Absinthe, Anise, alcohol, ale, apple juice, Aquavit...

lemonade,
drinks L: * lemonade * Long Island Ice Tea * Latte * limeade

A U-Boot, which is some kind of beer cocktail.

· Gatorade

· gimlet

· gin

· ginger ale

· grape juice

· grapefruit juice

Fruit juice, fortified wine, four x lager.

Just to name a few: Margherita, Martini, Milk, Malibu Rum, Mountain Dew, Michelob (the beer)

· amaretto

· daiquiri

· Drambuie

· Gatorade

· Heineken beer

· highball

· lemonade

· manhattan

· nightcap

· smoothie

· Kahlua

· Kentucky Bourbon

· Kool-Aid

Kahlua is a liqueur. Keystone is a beer brand brewed by Coors Brewing Company. Kool-Aid is a flavored drink.

1. green tea

2. water

3. whey protein

4. skim milk

5. red wine

Iced Tea Iced Coffee Italian Coffee Irish Coffee Iced Tea Iced Coffee Italian Coffee Irish Coffee

· B&B

· Bacardi

· Bailey's Irish Cream

· banana smoothie

· beer

· Bacardi

· Bloody Mary

· booze

· bourbon

· brandy

· Bud Light

· Budweiser

Tea and coffee were often imported in cloth bags. Although it was relatively cheap to buy, tea was something the miners looked forward to at the end of the day as it reminded them of home.

· A&W Root Beer

· ale

· amaretto

· Amstel beer

· Anheuser-Busch

· apple cider

· apple juice

· apricot brandy

· apricot juice

· Hams beer

· Harvey Wallbanger

· Hawaiian Punch

· Heineken beer

· herbal tea

· Hi-C Fruit Juice

· Hires Root Beer

· highball

· hot chocolate

· hot cider

· hot tea

· hot toddy

· mango juice drink

· manhattan

· margarita

· martini

· merlot wine

· Michelob beer

· Miller Light beer

· milk

· milkshake

· mint julep

· Minute Maid lemonade

· Mocha

· Mott's apple juice

· Mountain Dew

· amaretto

· apple juice

· beer

· Bloody Mary

· booze

· carrot juice

· coffee

· Coors

· cranberry juice

· Dr. Pepper

· eggnog

· Harvey Wallbanger

· Hawaiian Punch

· highball

· hot toddy

· Kool-Aid

· latte

· Labatt's Blue

· manhattan

· Miller Light beer

· Mott's apple juice

· Rolling Rock Beer

· root beer

· Schweppes ginger ale

· smoothie

· Snapple Tea

· Swiss Miss Milk Chocolate

In order of mention:

-Water

-The Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster (the best known drink in the universe - drinking one is like having your brains smashed out by a slice of lemon wrapped round a large gold brick)

-Beer

-A drink produced by the Nutri-matic that is entirely unlike tea

-Tea

-Wine

-Jynnan Tonnyx

-A glass of water containing a deceased baby Kakrafoonian sea-dragon (they only live for four seconds upon hatching, after which their soul is released into the drink)

It was named after its creator, Dr. Malcom Pepper.

water

Jager Bombs were actually invented during WWII. Jager came out just before the war and was vastly popular in Nazi Germany. In 1945 when the U.S. was invading Germany, a group of American G.I.s found a bombed out Jager factory and found a number of cases that were still intact. However they found the drink to be unbearable as they were not acquired to the strange taste. As a result they would pour swigs of Jager, into bottles of Fanta which was also created in Nazi Germany during the war and then chug the drink before the two mixed and the taste of the jager consumed the entire beverage. They called the drink a jager bomb because of the "explosion" it caused in their stomachs, but at the time liquor wasn't widely available to the troops so jager bombs were there only options. After the war they brought the idea home with them, and for a few years in the late 40's and into the early 1950's so called Jager Bombs were hugely popular. They were considered a symbol of the U.S.'s victory in Europe and unfortunately in the fifties the drink fell out of popularity and was all but forgotten. It wasn't until the 2000's with the invention of red bull, that the drink found a resurgence.

urine

There is no specific collective noun for soft drinks. The collective noun for drinks will work, a round of soft drinks.

bottle drinks are said to cause cavities so caned drinks are better

The negation of "some drinks are not liquids" is "all drinks are liquids." This statement asserts that every drink is a liquid.

5 drinks

Yes Fizzy drinks carry more sugar compare to sport drinks.

The fizz in the drinks are from carbon dioxide.

many of what has snacks and drinks?

if you are a person who drinks when you eat (when you get thirsty)